I've tried to get a little ahead of myself and as yet I have the Flowering Flourishes classes on Monday and the 12th November... But towards the end of November and early December we're doing something a little bit different!
Here are what I am planning.
First off everyone will make one of these Tea Light Screens (Get your battery operated tea lights now if you are planning on coming!)
Whilst the screens are drying we'll make this simple card with a little sponging and some Candy Dots...
Next this card with a little texture from the Woodgrain embossing folder and some more Candy Dots
Then we are going to use the Envelope Punch Board to make this super cute box, decorated with Burlap Ribbon, Linen Thread, Washi Tape and leaves cut using the Autumn Accents Bigz Die.
I LOVE the acorns and just had to add some sparkle with the Gold Glimmer Paper here.
Lastly we are making another box with the Envelope Punch Board, Decorating it with Lovely as a Tree, more elements from the Autumn Accents Bigz Die and more of that Linen Thread.
Tucked away inside are these cute cards...
It's going to be a packed class - so if there's anyone who would like to do it on a Saturday or Sunday daytime to avoid a potentially late night... just give me a shout!
Told you it was going to be a special class!
Hope you had an awesome weekend!
Paula xxx
Showing posts with label Burlap Ribbon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Burlap Ribbon. Show all posts
Sunday, 26 October 2014
Friday, 2 May 2014
Hand Embossing The Open Sea
Today I'm sharing a video for an ideal masculine card for any occasion!
The technique at the beginning of the video is one of the first things I learnt at our quarterly training when I first joined the Pinkies. If you would like to join my team you will also benefit from the fabulous training and social opportunities as well as being part of such a big supportive network of crafters!
Anyhow, back to the card. I have used, The Open Sea, World Map, Burlap Ribbon, Linen Thread, Natural Designer Buttons, Envelope Punch Board, Circles Framelits and my Big Shot.
Check out the video below and visit my YouTube channel for other fabulous tutorials!
The technique at the beginning of the video is one of the first things I learnt at our quarterly training when I first joined the Pinkies. If you would like to join my team you will also benefit from the fabulous training and social opportunities as well as being part of such a big supportive network of crafters!
Anyhow, back to the card. I have used, The Open Sea, World Map, Burlap Ribbon, Linen Thread, Natural Designer Buttons, Envelope Punch Board, Circles Framelits and my Big Shot.
Check out the video below and visit my YouTube channel for other fabulous tutorials!
Sunday, 13 April 2014
Down on the farm!
Normally I formulate a card design in my head, sometimes I'll sketch it out but I never design as I work and usually complete a card in one sitting (last night the juices were flowing and I stayed up until 2am!).
This week was the exception, I knew I wanted to use the Harvest Blessings set, in particular the image of the tractor on my Dad's Fathers Day card - as he has a small farm.
So I started by stamping it out... then thought I would make it into a pop up card... and that was the end of day one.
Throughout the week I added bits and pieces. Turning the card into a barn - I just love the little mouse from Life In The Forest peeking out from the grain sack made from a short piece of Burlap Ribbon tied with some Linen Thread.
The barn doors and walls are of course made from the Hardwood stamp, with Candy Dot door handles.
Once I had mounted the tractor and finished the front of the card, I felt the inside needed a bit more attention. In a flash of inspiration I thought how fabulous the Word Bubbles framelits would be as tractor smoke - and the sentiment from the corresponding Just Sayin' stamp was just perfect.
Finally I thought I would use the Banner punch from Saleabration to decorate the bottom - If you missed it during SAB - don't despair. It will be back in the main catalogue later in the year.
That Sketch Alphabet is such a useful size!
I can't wait to give it to him now! I'm sure he'll love it. I just need to make sure I don't put it in one of "those" safe places you can never remember. Hope you've had a good weekend!
This week was the exception, I knew I wanted to use the Harvest Blessings set, in particular the image of the tractor on my Dad's Fathers Day card - as he has a small farm.
So I started by stamping it out... then thought I would make it into a pop up card... and that was the end of day one.
Throughout the week I added bits and pieces. Turning the card into a barn - I just love the little mouse from Life In The Forest peeking out from the grain sack made from a short piece of Burlap Ribbon tied with some Linen Thread.
The barn doors and walls are of course made from the Hardwood stamp, with Candy Dot door handles.
Once I had mounted the tractor and finished the front of the card, I felt the inside needed a bit more attention. In a flash of inspiration I thought how fabulous the Word Bubbles framelits would be as tractor smoke - and the sentiment from the corresponding Just Sayin' stamp was just perfect.
Finally I thought I would use the Banner punch from Saleabration to decorate the bottom - If you missed it during SAB - don't despair. It will be back in the main catalogue later in the year.
That Sketch Alphabet is such a useful size!
I can't wait to give it to him now! I'm sure he'll love it. I just need to make sure I don't put it in one of "those" safe places you can never remember. Hope you've had a good weekend!
Friday, 7 March 2014
Spiral Flower Spring Wreath
Well I've had my Spiral Flower die for a couple of weeks now and since I saw it in the catalogue I knew what I was going to do with it! Today the weather was gorgeous and really spring like just like this wreath I made yesterday.
This is how I set out the flowers ready to glue on. I'm tempted to do something like this on a mirror...
Here is the finished product.
I think the So Saffron and Calypso Coral look lovely together.
This is much smaller than the wreath in the SU Burlap & Blooms wreath kit... but the Burlap Ribbon is the same and this little project has got me super fired up for the classes over the next couple of weeks!
I also used the Floral Fusions and the Little Leaves Sizzlit Dies. Everything got a hefty dose of sponging to the edges.
I'm off to prep for the craft day now I'm excited but nervous! Hope it all goes well and that you all have a lovely weekend!
Paula xxx
This is how I set out the flowers ready to glue on. I'm tempted to do something like this on a mirror...
Here is the finished product.
I think the So Saffron and Calypso Coral look lovely together.
This is much smaller than the wreath in the SU Burlap & Blooms wreath kit... but the Burlap Ribbon is the same and this little project has got me super fired up for the classes over the next couple of weeks!
I also used the Floral Fusions and the Little Leaves Sizzlit Dies. Everything got a hefty dose of sponging to the edges.
I'm off to prep for the craft day now I'm excited but nervous! Hope it all goes well and that you all have a lovely weekend!
Paula xxx
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